Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple

This is the largest Hindu temple in the Pacific. Built between 1976 - 1986 on the site of a smaller 1926 temple, it reflects the legacy of the Indo-Fijian community, whose ancestors arrived in the late 19th century as indentured labourers for the sugarcane plantations. The temple is a traditional Dravidian architecture, vividly decorated with colourful carvings of Hindu deities.

We did a quick visit while going to Nadi Airport. The temple is great with amazing colors to display. Please note that not all attire’s are welcome and girls are only allowed to wear saree, skirts etc. however good thing is they provide skirts which you can wrap around while visiting the temple and it doesn’t not cost you . The staff was friendly and I was happy to see presence of all Hindu gods there. Don’t forget to visit the restaurant next to temple if you like South Indian. We were not able to visit due to time constraints so cannot comment on food quality.

An explosion of colour and the biggest Hindu Temple in the Southern Hemisphere, Nadi’s Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple is a feast for the eyes! Featuring ornate carvings of Indian Gods and striking ceiling frescoes, the Temple is one of the few places outside of India where you can see traditional Dravidian architecture. For a small entry fee, you can join the guided tour which runs every half hour between 8.30am – 3.00pm. You'll need to observe a few rules like dressing modestly and removing your shoes. I wish I could have taken more photos, but it was absolutely pouring out, and I was completely soaked. My phone got so wet, it stopped working. I will definitely try and come again while I'm in Fiji.

Beautiful temple! This was visual and spiritual feast for us. So glad we took the taxi into town.

Visited this temple. Being newly painted the temple is looking very beautiful. The environment is so peaceful.

Amazing temple with exceptional paintings! Your given sarongs to cover your legs and shoulders while visiting. No shoes allowed. The complex was being re painted while we visited and the craftsmanship is stunning!! Was just mesmerized by the entire place. I can imagine it would be a good place for meditation, I noticed an energy shift while I was there. Highly recommend!!

Interesting Hindu temple in Nadi that has many colorful depictions of their gods on the inside ceiling of the building, as well as around the outside. Beautiful decorative architectural features, although the outside pools were being drained at the time if our visit. Legs and shoulders must be covered and a covering is provided if you are not suitably dressed. Worth checking out.

we visited early morning, like 08:00, they opened. There is a dress code for entering the temple but they let you borrow a scarf. They dont mind about kids. our familly enjoy for shor transit time in Nadi